Those interested in recording events with academics, practitioners or activists exploring the two themes of the network, are encouraged to contact Jonathan.Pugh@ncl.ac.uk

	The video collection
	Date: 19 November 2011 -19 November 2011 Time: 10.30am - 6.00pm A one-day workshop organised by Prof Chantal Mouffe and Prof Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos at the University of Westminster, London Organising Institutions The Space of Democracy/Democracy of Space Network The Centre for the Study of Democracy The Westminster International Law & Theory Centre Morning Session David Harvey, CUNY Doreen Massey, Open University a dialogue chaired by Chantal Mouffe, CSD Introduction - Chantal Mouffe and Doreen Massey video on YouTube David Harvey video on YouTube Doreen Massey video on YouTube David Harvey video on YouTube Afternoon Session Crucial Issues on Space, Law and Politics Mustafa Dikec, Royal Holloway Engin Isin, Open University David Slater, Loughborough University a roundtable chaired by Andreas Philippopoulos Mihalopoulos, Westminster Andreas Philippopoulos Mihalopoulos video on YouTube Engin Isin video on YouTube Mustafa Dikec video on YouTube David Slater video on YouTube Final Discussion with the participants Andreas Philippopoulos Mihalopoulos video on YouTube         Ananya Roy 11th October, 2010, Washington University   Ananya Roy's talk at the UW Simpson Center for the Humanities from Josef Eckert on Vimeo.     What is Radical Politics Today? Debate and book launch 1.30pm, 25th November 2009, Canada House, Trafalgar Square, London, SW1Y 5BJ Hosts: Catherine Fieschi (Director of Counterpoint, The Think Tank of the British Council; http://www.counterpoint-online.org/) Jonathan Pugh (Director, the Spaces of Democracy and the Democracy of Space network; http://research.ncl.ac.uk/spaceofdemocracy) Dan Porter (Marketing Executive, Palgrave Macmillan). Speakers: Doreen Massey, Saskia Sassen and David Chandler.   To see the British Council's coverage of the debate To see David Chandler interviewed at the launch Also see Compass, the British Council, Left Foot Forward and the Big Issue for recent reviews of the event Click here for a transcript of the event       UN-BUILT - 2008 international architecture research events http://www.byzantinemuseum.gr/unbuilt/confen.htm The Athens Byzantine and Christian Museum in collaboration withSARCHA (School of ARCHitecture for All) organize the international conference Negotiating the Un-built Interdisciplinary Interactions on Space and Democracy an Athens event of the Space of Democracy and the Democracy of Space network supported by the ESRC (Economic and Society Research Council) UK Athens, December 19-20, 2008                                                           Newcastle University, 5th December, 2008, Public Debate "What is radical politics today?" Will Hutton and Anthony Giddens, in discussion with Jonathan Pugh. Sponsored by the Newcastle University Public Lecture Series.     Will Hutton and Anthony Giddens, in discussion with Jonathan Pugh (part 1). With introduction from Professor Paul Younger, Pro Vice Chancellor for Public Engagement, Newcastle University.       Will Hutton and Anthony Giddens, in discussion with Jonathan Pugh (part 2).     Will Hutton and Anthony Giddens, in discussion with Jonathan Pugh (part 3).       The Centre for the Study of Democracy, University ofWestminster, 14th Nov 2008   “Universe versus pluriverse: thinking space and democracy globally"     Including: Chantal Mouffe; Radhika Desai; Costas Douzinas; Scott Lash; Doreen Massey; William Rasch; Harriet Evans; Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos; Andreas Kalyvas; Liza Griffin; Paulina Tambakaki; Jonathan Pugh. Sponsored by the Economic and Social Research Council.     Chantal Mouffe reflects upon the beginnings of the network     William Rasch explores (post)territoriality (part 1)     William Rasch explores (post)territoriality (part 2) - with response from  Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos (the sound is lost for 5 minutes in the middle of this clip)   William Rasch explores (post)territoriality (part 3) - with response from  Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos       Andreas Kalyvas discusses (post)territoriality (part 1)     Andreas Kalyvas discusses (post)territoriality (part 2) - with response from Paulina Tambakaki   Andreas Kalyvas discusses (post)territoriality (part 3) - with response from Paulina Tambakaki
	Costas Douzinas examines the relationship between space, sovereignty and democracy       Doreen Massey reflects upon the spatial turn click here for transcript of the talk (the sound quality is bad for the first 8 minutes 20 seconds)       California State, Long Beach, United States, 5th August, 2008. Ontology, Space and radical politics   Deborah Thien, Jonathan Pugh (introduction)   Part I Nigel Thrift on Ontology and Space   Part II Nigel Thrift on Ontology and Space   Part III Nigel Thrift on Ontology and Space     Part IV Nigel Thrift on Ontology and Space   Part I J.P. Jones III, Sallie Marston and Keith Woodwood on Ontology, Space and Radical Politics   Part II J.P. Jones III, Sallie Marston and Keith Woodwood on Ontology, Space and Radical Politics   Part III J.P. Jones III, Sallie Marston and Keith Woodwood on Ontology, Space and Radical Politics   Part IV J.P. Jones III, Sallie Marston and Keith Woodwood on Ontology, Space and Radical Politics     Part I Ed Soja on the Spatial Turn     Part II Ed Soja on the Spatial Turn     Part III Ed Soja on the Spatial Turn   Part I Mary Thomas on Multiculturalism and Radical Politics Today     Part II Mary Thomas on Multiculturalism and Radical Politics Today     Part III Mary Thomas on multiculturalism and radical politics today     Part I Liz Philipose on spirituality and radical politics today   Part II Liz Philipose on spirituality and radical politics today   Part III Liz Philipose on spirituality and radical politics today   Part I Lawrence Berg on radical Politics, white supremacy-neoliberalism-patriarchy, and the academy   Part II Lawrence Berg on radical Politics, white supremacy-neoliberalism-patriarchy, and the academy       California State, Long Beach, United States, 4th August, 2008. “What is radical politics today?” Public debate: Gilda Haas, Laura Pulido, Goetz Wolff. Part I     California State, Long Beach, United States, 4th August, 2008. “What is radical politics today?” Public debate: Gilda Haas, Laura Pulido, Goetz Wolff. Part II     California State, Long Beach, United States, 4th August, 2008. “What is radical politics today?” Public debate: Gilda Haas, Laura Pulido, Goetz Wolff. Part III   California State, Long Beach, United States, 4th August, 2008. “What is radical politics today?” Public debate: Gilda Haas, Laura Pulido, Goetz Wolff. Part IV   California State, Long Beach, United States, 4th August, 2008. “What is radical politics today?” Public debate: Gilda Haas, Laura Pulido, Goetz Wolff. Part V         Newcastle University, 11th January, 2008. “The Spaces of Democracy of Planning”   Speakers: Professor John Forester (Cornell), Professor Patsy Healey (Newcastle University), Professor Susan Owens (University of Cambridge) and Professor Maarten Hajer (Universiteit van Amsterdam). Sponsored by the ESRC, the Global Urban Research Unit, Newcastle University, and the School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape, Newcastle University.     Susan Owens , talking on Spaces of Democracy of Planning (part 1)       Susan Owens , talking on Spaces of Democracy of Planning (part 2)         John Forester, talking on Spaces of (Im)possibility (part 1)       John Forester, talking on Spaces of (Im)possibility (part 2)